speed merchant

They seem a bit lacking in the speed merchant department.

Even with his size, he was a speed merchant.

Paul found his attention caught by the signs above doorways, as though he were seeing them for the first time: Speed Merchants.

Zimmer noted that "they got to the ball pretty quick and Melvin isn't a speed merchant."

I'm not a speed merchant."

Speed merchant Rolando Palacios holds the Honduran national record over 60m.

A hard-boiled speed merchant, Seay's rise to stardom was meteoric; success was a constant companion.

In the final game of the season, Michigan beat Cornell, 13-7, with the help of "speed merchant" Jimmy Craig.

Gault was the prototypical "speed merchant", meaning his greatest asset was his pure straight line swiftness.

The speed merchant swept the Gotham Stakes and the Wood Memorial in New York by nearly 16 lengths.

If mad cows should be removed from pasture land, mad speed merchants should be removed from the roads.

In a similar vein, James Allen On F1 (Speed Merchants, £9.99) is an insightful account of the racing year.

Mr. Hart and other speed merchants were in the habit of "dragging it out" on streets like Golden West Avenue in Huntington Beach.

But like other off-track speed merchants, Mrs. Wepman has been frustrated by city streets congealed with traffic and patrolled by fussy police officers.

Speed Merchants is presently in the process of obtaining FAA certification of the LoPresti Fury.

Modern wingers are now all expected to have a higher work rate and are more complete players who have a fuller range of skills than the speed merchants of before.

LoPresti formed LoPresti Speed Merchants as an upgrade firm, making modifications to existing aircraft to make them fly faster.

Obviously, the pitch had been prepared for the spinners, but since West Indies had prepared many of their own pitches for their speed merchants they could hardly complain.

Quarterback James Millen will hand off to the speed merchants NcHendia Tajong and Brian Aldebot.

High speed steam turbines however required highly precise manufacturing techniques and the companies capable of producing them were already at capacity with commitments for military and high speed merchant ships.

A classic speed merchant, Sheddden profited from Irvine's ability to slice through opposing defences, and would regular pop up on the full-back's shoulder to take a final scoring pass.

The Speed Merchant was a named train of the Boston and Maine Railroad (B&M), between Boston, Massachusetts and Portland, Maine.

Cox countered with another pinch-hitter, Luis Polonia, the little speed merchant who became available to the Braves late in the season after the Yankees released him to make room for Darryl Strawberry.

His driver, though no speed merchant, had to be reminded to draw rein as the carriage ahead rumbled into the Stefansplatz, disappearing behind the cathedral as Lefevre's vehicle entered the square.

McGrath's knee operations seem to be catching up with him, judging by his reduced mobility, while his central defensive partner, Kevin Moran, is no speed merchant either and at 37 will not get any quicker.